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inbound

[in-bound] / ˈɪnˈbaʊnd /


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Pyongyang has also moved to revive inbound tourism to earn much-needed hard cash, developing lavish coastal and mountain resorts.

From Barron's

The impoverished North has moved to revive inbound tourism to earn much-needed hard cash in the face of sanctions over its nuclear programmes, developing lavish coast and mountain resorts.

From Barron's

At Belfast International Airport, inbound and outbound flights have been cancelled on Monday due to the weather.

From BBC

Some departures have since been allowed to resume - though inbound flights are still being told to divert or return to their point of origin.

From BBC

I had to set up an office just to handle the inbound flow of new solutions and ideas.

From The Wall Street Journal